Fish is the most preferred and widely consumed animal protein in Ghana, with annual per
capita consumption estimated at 26 kg compared with the global average of 20 kg. The …

Lakes around the world, including Ghana's Lake Volta, are facing insidious threats from
pollutants due to high dependency on aquatic ecosystems. Cage aquaculture is expanding …

Fisheries sector is the highest contributor for Maluku regional gross domestic product (GDP)
and one of the largest contributor for national fish consumption and export behind South …

Marine fish stocks in Ghana are in serious decline, while local demand for fish has
outstripped supply due to a combination of factors led by over-fishing. To sustain per capita …

Coastal brackishwater resources are highly fertile, rich in biodiversity and provide livelihood
to traditional fisher families. However, due to natural disturbances and manmade …

Aims: This study analyses the economic performance and gender distribution of the small-
scale aquaculture of Ghana using Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR) …

In recent years, tilapia cage farming has become important aspect of commercial fish
production in Lake Volta and the number of the cage culture establishments (now 467) …

Background: Aquaculture in Ghana is very profitable, but faces sustainability challenges.
This paper assessed the impact pathways by which climate change affects the production …

Understanding cage aquaculture adoption decisions and factors affecting adoption is
necessary to ensure that fish production from cage aquaculture in Ghana is both significant …

ABSTRACT The African bonytongue (Heterotis niloticus) is a desirable, high value fish
species with a huge culture potential. H. niloticus breeds naturally in reservoirs and ponds …